Bad Bunny has officially crossed one of the music industry’s most exclusive milestones.

The Puerto Rican superstar has surpassed $1 billion in career ticket sales, becoming the first Latin artist and the first non-English-language performer in history to achieve the feat.

According to Billboard Boxscore, Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour has already generated an astonishing $360 million from 2.4 million tickets sold across its first 41 shows. Even more impressive, the tour has accomplished those numbers without a single concert in the United States.

The record-breaking run includes stadium shows across South America, Australia, Japan, and Europe, highlighted by a historic 10-night residency in Madrid that alone sold more than 623,000 tickets and grossed $96 million.

The success of the tour has now pushed Bad Bunny’s career touring total to approximately $1.08 billion and 6.4 million tickets sold across 260 reported shows.

The achievement further solidifies what many fans already knew: Bad Bunny is no longer simply a Latin music star — he is one of the biggest artists on the planet.

The milestone is especially significant because it continues a trend of barriers broken by the artist born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio. In recent years, he became the first artist performing primarily in Spanish to top the Billboard 200, the first non-English-language act to finish as Billboard’s year-end top artist, and the first to lead Billboard’s annual Top Tours chart.

With another 15 European stadium dates still to be reported, industry analysts believe the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour could ultimately surpass $450 million in total revenue.

For Latin music, the accomplishment represents another historic moment. What was once considered a niche market has become a global force, and Bad Bunny continues to lead that movement on the world’s biggest stages.